X-Plane Projects
BAC One-Eleven
The original window shaking short range jet airliner
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BUA and Beyond: G-ASJI
The very long serving
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Aer Lingus
Ireland's national carrier since 1936.
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Supermarine Walrus
A collection of paintfiles for Jacques Brault's Supermarine Walrus.
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Miles Martinet
Purpose designed target and glider tug.
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Gloster Gladiator
A collection of paintfiles for Jacques Brault's Gloster Gladiator.
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Latest Resources
Cessna 337
Push-me pull-you twin-boom Cessna
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Reduced res Tenerife VFR
Modified dds and pol files for older machines
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Australian Roads Part 1
OpenStreetMap derived roads
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Avro Anson Mk.1
Mid series unarmed Anson training aircraft
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CT-133 Golden Hawks
Classic Canadian display team's support aircraft.
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T-33A - Yugoslavia
The JRVs first jet type.
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T-33A KLu Whisky 4
1966 Dutch Display team
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T-33A Shooting Star JG71
Tulip Nose T-Bird.
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Fieseler Fi156C Storch, Norwegian Air Force
Aircraft: Fieseler Fi156C Storch
Status: Beta1
X-plane version: 9.41
About:
Norwegian Air Force paint files for Paolo Matricardi's Storch.
These are beta files. Please do not post screenshots on public forums until it is finalized.
After the war at least 35 Storch aircraft were taken over by the Norwegian Air Force. This was the only type of German aircraft that in any significant number escaped destruction by British units. Most of them were in a bad condition and it was decided to give 10 of the best ones a complete overhaul. Only 8 aircraft were eventually overhauled at the main depot at Kjeller. They became known as Kjeller Storch and given new serial numbers KF- 1 to KF - 8. The last military operation with a Kjeller Storch was in 1954. Later, at least two of them were registered as civil aircraft, and one of them flew until 1961.
Last Change Tuesday, 12 January 2010 18:26